Clarksville weekly chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1873-1890, 1887-09-03
Personal.


Mr.. A. II. Wallace, OF Newstead, KY,
was In town Monday.
Mr.. q. B. White. OF Princeton, visited
GAINESVILLE last Monday.
Miss Ida Ellis, OF Nashville, Tenn, has
been visiting Mrs. E. Click.
Miss Lonnie Ingram Is visiting her grand
parents at Keysburg, KY.
Mr.. Julian splcer, has left GAINESVILLE and
gone 10 Nashville to live.
Mr.. Jeff Parchman, OF Houston county,
visited GAINESVILLE on Tuesday.
Miss Lula Hart, of HopkinsvIlle, has
been visiting at Mr.. Kleeman's.
Col. VIM. weatherford, OF Port Royal is,
we are sorry to report, no better.
Hon. L. D. Cardwell and lady, of Dresden
Tenn, were In the city on Saturday.
Mr.. S. Levy, well known husine.s man
of Guthrie, visited GAINESVILLE Monday.
Miss Jennie Foster has returned from
Nashville 10 resume her duties In the school
room.
Pack Pitt and Geo. Randle shed the light
OF their countenance on Bowling Green san
day,
Mrs. A. F. Smith and family left for
Louisville Wednesday morning, en- route for
Brooklyn.
Mr.. Abe Martin who has been visiting
Cascade Springs, near Tullahoma, has got
back home.
| Mr.. w. A. Settle has gone TO Rrming-
ham, and his daughter to visit acquaintances
In Nashville.
The Eppersons, of Montgomery, Ala,
have been visiting Mrs. w. r. BTinghusst ct
the franklin.
Mrs. Faust, of Rockheld, ILL.,, is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Geo. w. Mcdonnell, on Green
Wood Avenue.
Gen. Jas. NJ. Quarles and his two daugh-
ters Misses Fannie and Minta went home to
Nashville on Tuesday.
| Miss Mary Swan, who has been visiting
Miss Matte Stewart, has returned 10 her
home In Nashville.
Mrs. j. F. Byrne, the charming wife OF
DIR. Byrne of Murfreesboro, Is visiting friends
|
Miss Eva Rosenfeld. after having spent q
pleasant time In Nashville and Murfreesboro
returned home last week.
The family OF Mr.. w. F. Young have been
the recipients Of an agreeable visit from Mrs.
Ida Bradberry, Of Jacksonville.
Miss Natalie Bloch will leave In the
morning Saturday for Louisville to re-
! sumo her studies at Nold's Seminary.
Miss Clara Landsberger. charming
young lady OF Nashville, is Oh visit to
Misses Bertha and Pauline Rosenfeld.
There were several Memphis railroad
men who came up and spent Sunday at the
Cave, and "then marched down again."
! DIR. II. e. Beach left Saturday morning to
attend a meeting OF the Southern Denta
Association at Old Point Comfort, Va.
New Era: william Palser, of Clarksville
came over Wednesday ca business. Rev. B
F. Coulter is home from Los Angeles, Cal
ifornia.
Norman Neblett and Miss Mary Ussery
after spending Saturday and Sunday II
Elkton visiting returned on the evening o
the latter day.
Miss Sue Neblett, pleasant and accom-
pllshed young lady who has been visiting
relatives in this city, left for home In Browns
Vile Friday morning.
Paris Post Intelligencer: Mr.. w. d
Upchurch and wife, of the 10th District
visited the stock Show at Dunbar's Cave
near Clarksvilld, this week.
We express our sympathy for our neigh
bor Mr.. w. o. Brandon, who we learn 4
quite sick, and who, we hope, will soon b.
able to be up aud about again.
Miss Bette F. Brigham, one of the mos
pleasant, amiable and intelligent younl
ladies of the vicinity of Erin, is on visit I,
her brother, Rev. ID. A. Brigham In the city
, Miss Mamie Gilkee, one CT the beautie
and bellies of North Christian, visited Hop
kinsville for the first time in her life, ano
attended the first show in her life on tn,
25th ult.
Mr.. Watt Dowdy, Of Stewart county, re
siding in the vicinity of Cumberland City
was in town Monday and Tuesday, attend
ing the Tobacco Exchange, and looking
after the sale of a crop of tobacco.
Mr.. Maurice Stratton has returned from
the East where he went to recruit his stool
and viii be followed by a fine stock of good
in his line. He knows how to buy, is polit
and accommodating, and 1t will pay you t,
) purchase your goods from him.
Mr.. Norman Smith, who is one of Mont
gomery connty's best Bicyclists, left on las
Sunday morning for Nashville, whence h
l will proceed TO Murfreesbora on his bicy ole
I In this way he purposes to take In severa
of the comfy fairs before he returns.
!, We are glad to learn that DIR. G. "
6 Bailey has returned from his sojourn in Ta
lahoma much improved in health, and wi
!, resume his old practice, again. His namel
l GUS friends and patrons In this, the cit
: where he was born and raised, will cordial
5 welcome alright" back to his "natiy
r heath"
q New Era: DIR. Ben s. Wood and wife T,
i turned Wednesday from Clarkskille. Mr.
4 John A. Bacon, of Roaring Spring. sper
: several days in the city last week. Mr.. d.
!, Lipstine and Miss Lula Hart returned froi
GAINESVILLE, sunday. Miss Lallie Wooldridl